datetime: new format "p", same as "P" but returning "Z" for UTC #5896
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ISO 8601 differentiates between local time (without time zone), UTC with letter "Z" and time offsets from UTC like "+02:00".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601#Time_zone_designators
When formatting datetimes, it is sometimes desired to get the "Z" for UTC times and otherwise the offset.
But at the moment there are only the formatting chars "O" (for "+0200" etc.) and "P" (for "+02:00" etc.).
I suggest to add another formatting char
"Q"lower case "p" which behaves the same as "P" but returns "Z" for UTC datetimes.I'm not sure if it is useful enough to deserve a new formatting char. So don't worry about rejecting this proposal!